Majority will get Sinovac, that's for sure, followed by Pfizer and lastly, AZ

Yes, I also wonder on this.

Some people that received vaccine at snall clinic, usually they get Sinovac.

But depends I guess. My bro in law didnt expect will get Pfizer at this clinic

I still couldn't wrap my head around - why the type of vaccines matter so much to a lot of people? at the end of the day it's the protection that counts.

Adverse effect is something to be taken into account - but I think Malaysia has not seen any death as a result of administering the vaccines

This post has been edited by sol_badguy: Jul 14 2021, 12:36 PM

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/info-...age-summary.pdf

i think the very low temperature part is only important during transportation phase

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Jul 14 2021, 12:45 PM

i think its less about side effects (the side effects argument is mostly towards AZ).... more towards the recent news of sinovac being less effective against newer variants reported from Thailand and Indonesia

Who knows in the future they might require us to take a 3rd shot or even take another shot of a different vaccine due to this. Might as well get it right from the beginning....

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Jul 14 2021, 12:42 PM

Yeah its true
There is also clinic in KL that offer Pfizer this week
While last week the clinic give out sinovac
It seems it depends on the stock availability

The shelf life will start to deteriorate once the vaccines are been placed in a temperature and humidity that is outside of the operating temperature.

If for example the vaccines are being placed in room temperature condition - then they have to be used within a couple of hours

yeah but I believe most clinic should have a suitable refrigerator for proper storage up to 30 days. as long people are coming in for shots everyday it shouldn't be a problem and no vaccine will go to waste

I believe if it's Pfizer - in which the operating temperature norms is within -60 Celcius , once they are been stored in the refrigerator it will last for around 5 days

I think that's why the government opt for sinovac - much easier to be transported and stored and administered to the general public

No. It make the different because of the ingredients. For example my case, because I have health condition that I’m on daily medication dependent, my doctor has suggested to get Pfizer instead of Sinovac and AZ. This is because the vaccine may interfere with my medication and cause serious side effects.

Which medicine you take? As far as I know, there's none. I only know people want Pfizer because they think their life is more precious than others

This post has been edited by gogo2: Jul 14 2021, 01:19 PM

I reserved to answer this. Sorry, I think my privacy did matter here. Hope you understand. 🙏🏻

yes, I think once we know the medicine, we can guess what is your disease. I won't reveal what medicine I took also. I do understand.

Manipal Klang new centre offer Pfizer......

my friend just took today

I saw my contact post on IG today he got jab at Sunway Medical Centre Convention Centre and got Pfizer

understand those with medical conditions r legit .. but some just want pfizer because they think its easier for them to travel later on

Tbh, its Sinovac to be the safer option when it comes to medicine interference. Pfizer (mRNA) and AZ (Viral Vector) are considered new kid on the block with lesser long term safety data on interactions with pharmacological substances. Sinovac's CoronaVac (inactivated virus) vaccine is a traditional platform as old as time can get when it comes to vaccines.

But since your doc said so. How to go against him, maybe a 2nd opinion?

Wyndham is sinovac

Yes, Pfizer. I gotten my jab just now at Sunway Medical.

I believe what both of you meant was Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre.